• Free Trade Hall - A historic venue for music and politics, now a luxury hotel, known for the Hallé Orchestra’s beginnings, suffragette rallies, and performances by artists like Dylan and Joy Division.
• Manchester Central - Originally an 1880 train station, now an exhibition and music venue, hosting concerts from bands like Happy Mondays to Oasis.
• The Midland - A luxury hotel with a terracotta finish from 1898, famous for the founding of Rolls-Royce and the first date of David Beckham and Posh Spice.
• Peterloo Massacre Monument - Commemorates the 1819 Peterloo Massacre with a modern monument by Jeremy Deller for its bicentenary.
• The Bridgewater Hall - Home to the Hallé Orchestra since 1996, designed with 280 springs to minimize tram vibrations.
• The Haçienda Apartments - Once a renowned nightclub from 1982–1997, central to the Madchester music scene, now luxury apartments maintaining its iconic design.
• Little Peter Street - A place where bands like Happy Mondays, Joy Division, and Oasis developed their music in the 1980s/1990s.
• Microdot Manchester - Features Brian Cannon’s artwork for Oasis, The Verve, and more, with original props from Oasis albums on display.
• Castlefield Urban Heritage Park - Showcases Manchester’s Roman roots and its Victorian to modern evolution.
• Great Northern Warehouse - A 19th-century cotton warehouse, now transformed into a leisure and dining hub.
• Manchester City Council - A Gothic architectural gem by Alfred Waterhouse, adorned with statues and symbols of Manchester’s industrial heritage.
• Lincoln Square - Established to honor Manchester’s support for anti-slavery during the American Civil War.
• The John Rylands Library - A Neo-Gothic architectural marvel from 1900, reflecting the city’s prosperity and dedication to learning.
• Dalton Street - Named after John Dalton, a scientist known for his work on colorblindness and modern chemistry.
• Forsyth Music Shop - The oldest family-run music shop in Britain (since 1857), associated with local music legends.
• Corbieres Bar - A popular wine bar and music jukebox spot, where Noel Gallagher once worked as a roadie for Inspiral Carpets.
• Royal Exchange Theatre - A former cotton exchange, now the largest in-the-round theatre in Britain.
• Manchester Cathedral - The tour concludes here.

• Oasis fun facts!

Join Joe, an insider with personal ties to the Gallagher brothers, for an exclusive Oasis-themed walking tour in Manchester! Whether you’re a passionate Oasis enthusiast or simply appreciate Manchester’s vibrant musical heritage, this tour offers an unforgettable journey filled with captivating stories, iconic sites, and unique insights.

Embark on the ultimate Oasis Tour in Manchester, the birthplace of the iconic Britpop band! This tour is essential for any Oasis aficionado!

Tour Highlights:

• Visit legendary Oasis landmarks, including:
  • The band’s rehearsal space
  • Venues where they performed
  • Favorite pubs they frequented
  • The Gallagher brothers’ former homes
  • Signed Oasis instruments and memorabilia

Hear personal anecdotes about Oasis from someone with firsthand knowledge! Discover hidden meanings behind their iconic songs. Enjoy numerous photo opportunities at legendary Oasis locations.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.